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By Linda de Kort As October arrives, many of the songbirds have left our valley. Some stopped for a while and raised a brood or two, some just passed through […]
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By Jeannie Marcure One of the many things I love about bird watching is the continual opportunity to learn new and surprising things—even about some of the most regular visitors […]
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By Mary Nelesen It was one of those brilliantly clear winter days when I came upon an owl perched on a bare branch of an aspen tree in Glacier National […]
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By Gail Cleveland Think thick, damp, mossy coniferous forest. I think Avalanche Campground and the Cedars Nature Trail. Think a more isolated patch of old growth with an understory of […]
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by Jeannie Marcure One of my favorite things about bird watching is that it can be done almost anywhere and can easily be combined with other pastimes. If you’re quietly […]
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By Marcy Mahr My fascination with Snowy Owls (Bubo scandiacus) began with a close encounter of the bird kind one winter day in the mid-1980s while I was in college […]
